Foster Army Animal Rescue

We don’t know what cruel trauma Ruby suffered as a puppy that left her with no back feet or tail. All we know is that she is loving, sweet, and playful! She loves going for hikes in her wheelchair, wrestling at the dog park, snuggling in laps, and just took her first swim lesson. 

But there is a painful problem with one of her back legs. The bone is too close to the skin, causing it to protrude through the thin layer of flesh when she moves. This causes her discomfort, bleeding, and infections. We are raising money for surgery to correct this issue, and she is sadly on crate rest until the surgery can take place. This is not good for the emotional well-being of a very active puppy! She doesn’t understand that we are also getting a new, larger wheelchair and a prosthetic limb for her... all she knows is that she wants to run and play like everyone else! Please consider helping Ruby walk again with a donation, no matter how small or large.

Volunteers at Foster Army Animal Rescue were stunned when they got the call.  A tiny, 6 week old puppy had just been turned into the shelter with both of his front legs broken.  We only had a few hours to decide if we could take the puppy in, find a foster, and pick him up from the shelter.  The answer to the first question was easy.... of course we would take him in.  That’s what we do.

FAAR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit pet rescue that specializes in animals most at-risk of getting put to sleep at the shelter.  Our fosters have big enough hearts to take in these “eleventh hour” broken angels, help them in their long road to recovery, and send them off to their forever homes when adoption day comes. 

A team was quickly formed to help this puppy, now named Oliver. While his new foster mom quickly got her house ready for a puppy that can’t walk, another volunteer sped down to the shelter to pick him up. It was worse than we feared.  Despite the shelter’s loving efforts to monitor his pain and splint his legs, Oliver was very weak, and very afraid.  We don’t know who or what hurt him.... but we promised him he would never be treated like that again.  Oliver is currently at the vet, being prepared for a difficult surgery.  The vet bills are already mounting, and we need your help to save Oliver... and many others like him. 

Please visit our website www.fosterarmy.org to learn more about our organization, or find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Youtube. Thank you for your help!